Female reproduction Flashcards
The uterine artery is a branch of the external iliac artery.
True or false?
False
The uterus is normally retroverted.
True or false?
False
A corresponds to the uterus.
True or false?

False
Which structure is protected from damage by performing an episiotomy?

E- the perineal body
Identify A

Pubic symphysis
Which label corresponds to the muscle which reduces the vaginal lumen diameter?

C - the bulbospongiosus
Identify the letter corresponding to the muscle extending between the perineal body and the ischial ramus/tuberosity.

D - the superficial tranverse perineus
Identify, by letter, the muscle which forms the urogenital diaphragm.

E
Identify the region labelled A in this diagram in which the labia have been reflected.

Mons pubis
Identify B.

Clitoris
Identify C.

Urethra/ urethral opening/ urethral orifice.
The region enclosed by the dashed line is the …?

perineum
Identify D.

Hymen (ruptured)
The lymphatic vessels of the body of the uterus drain into which lymph nodes?
Internal iliac
Select the INCORRECT statement:
The broad ligament…
is formed from a peritoneal fold.
contains the uterine tubes.
contains branches of the uterine artery.
continues as the suspensory ligament of the ovary.
does not contain the round ligament.
Does not contain the round ligament.
Which part of the Fallopian tube is most freqeuently associated with ectopic pregnancies?
Ampulla
Select the correct statement:
In the female, the external urethral sphincter…
is innervated by the pudendal nerve
is under involuntary control
is a modified portion of the pelvic diaphragm
completely surrounds the urethra
Is innervated by the pudendal nerve
Select the INCORRECT answer.
The Fallopian tube …
is narrowest at the isthmus
is developed from the mesonephric duct
receives blood from both ovarian and uterine arteries
is about 10cm long in the adult
Is developed from the mesonephric duct
(They develop from the paramesonephric ducts)
Fertilization occurs in which part of the Fallopian tube?
Ampulla
During a hysterosalpingogram (injection of radiopaque substance into the uterus), contrast medium is seen in the peritoneum. Hysterosalpingogram can demonstrate all these statements, EXCEPT
- that the Fallopian tubes are patent
- the presence of intrauterine anomalies
- the potential of infection to spread from the vagina to the peritoneal cavity
- that the paramesonephric ducts failed to form properly
- the presence of ovarian cysts
The presence of ovarian cysts
The internal os of the uterus marks the junction of the…
body and cervix of uterus
The following statements regarding the labia majora are correct, EXCEPT:
They form the lateral boundaries of the vulval cleft.
They are homologues of the scrotum.
They contain sebaceous and sweat glands embedded in adipose tissue.
Anteriorly, they divide in to two parts, one passing over the clitoris to form the prepuce.
They have hair growing on the outer, but not inner surface.
Anteriorly, they divide in to two parts, one passing over the clitoris to form the prepuce.
(The prepuce of the clitoris is formed by the labia minora, not labia majora.)
The lateral fornix of the vagina is most closely related to the
urethra
middle rectal artery
uterine artery
ureter
round ligament of the uterus
Ureter
The following statements are correct, EXCEPT:
The ovarian arteries originate from the renal arteries.
The right ovarian vein drains directly into the inferior vena cava.
The left ovarian vein drains direclty into the left renal vein.
The ovarian vessels pass between the folds of the broad ligament.
The ovarian arteries also supply the Fallopian tubes.
The ovarian arteries originate from the renal arteries.
(They originate from the aorta)
